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EU report highlights anti-Semitism in France

11 November 2013

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"Some two-thirds of Jews living in France fear a verbal or physical assault in the next 12 months, according to a new EU survey. Belgium is close behind in terms of numbers, followed, in descending order, by Hungary, Germany, Latvia, Italy, Sweden, and the UK. The findings, by the EU's Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) in Vienna, came out on Friday (8 November) in its first ever attempt to collect comparable data on anti-Semitism in Europe."

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